By GARY SEMAN JR. THISWEEKNEWS.COM Nov 27, 2017 Don’t ask Jeff Ruby how much he spent on his namesake restaurant in Columbus. “We don’t know,” said the founder of Jeff Ruby Culinary Entertainment, a small but well-known restaurant group based in Cincinnati. “I had an unlimited budget and I exceeded it,” he said. Opulence is the byword for Jeff
By Andy Brownfield – Reporter, Cincinnati Business Courier Nov 15, 2017, 12:45pm EST Updated Nov 15, 2017, 1:10pm Jeff Ruby‘s newest steakhouse is getting ready for its debut. Jeff Ruby‘s Steakhouse Columbus at 89 E. Nationwide Blvd. – the Cincinnati restaurateur’s sixth restaurant – will open on Dec. 1. “It’s a great city with people who have been asking us
NASHVILLE, TN (WSMV) – A big Thanksgiving feast isn’t easy to prepare, especially for firefighters just getting off a 24-hour shift. Thanks to Jeff Ruby’s Steakhouse, one Nashville fire station will have plenty to eat on Thanksgiving Day without paying a dime or having a hassle in the kitchen. Jeff Ruby’s dropped off turkeys on
VENUE MAGAZINE JEFF RUBY’S – WHERE YOU CELEBRATE LIFE Written by Doug Geyer • Photography by Tracy Doyle Enjoying the hospitality of a sincere and seasoned host leaves us fed and fulfilled. Their warm welcome, the flowers in the vase, the lighting just so. As the aromas waft over the gathering of friends, they mix
Fusion cuisine and molecular gastronomy are relatively new, but the steakhouse has been with us forever. Chop houses were ubiquitous in both Colonial America and Elizabethan England, and slabs of roasted meat have been the centerpiece of communal meals since families dwelt in caves. Until recently, the American steakhouse hadn’t changed much in over a
